The phrase "a playback of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of replaying audio or video content.
Example: "The conference was recorded, and we will provide a playback of the session for those who missed it."
Alternatives: "a recording of" or "a replay of".
Ex: residual:a playback of the past, intelligent/interactive can make or cause noise, poltergeist a being that manifests itself, demon is a supernatural being generally malevolent in character, a doppelganger is a tangible double of a living person that is typically represents evil.
Yet tonight's Waterboys gig is explicitly not a playback of that 1988 album.
It's important to see because it's kind of a playback of what happened.
Low point: For much of the time it felt like you were listening to a playback of the album, Age of the Understatement, so straight was it played.
"The first one is in the recording studio, when the producer asks you to listen to a playback of a take he considers particularly good," he said.
There are many other related ideas still in their infancy: a playback of killer-whale screams underwater, air-bubble curtains, strobe lighting, artificial kelp forests.
Echolocation pulses were played back with a 4ms-delay and a playback attenuation of 30 dB relative to the intensity of the echolocation pulses.
The models are powered by one AAA battery, which delivers a playback time of 17 hours.
The vocal writing is beautifully crafted to the sensuous rigour of Davies's artistry: during the work's course, he sings against a playback loop of his own voice, and the effect – all close Monteverdian harmony – is ravishing.
T b = 167 ms = 5/30 ms which corresponds to having five frames available in the playback buffer with a playback rate of 30 fps.
In the conditions melodic intoning and rhythmic speech, patients were singing or speaking along to a playback, composed of a pre-recorded voice to mimic and a 4/4 percussion beat according to a chosen song.
